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Join microbiologist, evolutionary biologist and author Carl Bergstrom for a two-part seminar series covering the impediments to high-risk, high-return research and information foraging in a digital world.

Interested? Attendance is free, this October in James B. Hunt Jr. Library!

Talk: The Impediments to High-Risk, High-Return Research
📆 Wednesday, October 14, 12:00 p.m.
📍 James B. Hunt Jr. Library, 4106

Talk: Information Foraging in a Digital World
📆 Wednesday, October 14, 7:00 p.m.
📍 James B. Hunt Jr. Library, 4106

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Last week, the DSA's Director of Data Science and AI Academic Programs David Stokes held a lunch and learn for our academic advisory program, where we heard diverse perspectives from faculty, students and K-12 teachers alike.

During the interactive session, the group explored the interdisciplinary nature of DSA courses and curriculum, how to keep students well-informed, the ADAPT course model and more.

Interested in DSA courses? We will be opening our very first 3 credit DSA course for registration this Spring! Learn more on our courses page through the link below.

💻 DSA Courses: http://ncst.at/17hW50ZPhKt

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AI at NC State

With help from the Wolfpack, DSA developed the AI at NC State website, a central hub for AI resources and guidance on campus. Explore a range of AI tools, resources and guidance designed to support and enhance your teaching, learning, research and work.

“I would encourage any NC State student curious about data science and AI to take a DSA class. The courses are approachable and focus less on heavy technical pressure and more on building a clear understanding of data science and AI concepts. It’s a great way to explore the field while developing both technical and problem-solving skills.”

Rommie Alsaidi

Business Analytics, North Carolina State University